Google Honors First Native American Woman Engineer
Her work is considered critical to the early stages of the age of space travel.
Argentina Lawmakers Reject Bill to Legalize Abortion
Argentina’s Senate has rejected a measure that would have legalized ending a pregnancy during the first 14 weeks for any reason.
Scientists Say Genetically Modified Rice Can Prevent HIV
Researchers say a new genetically modified rice can prevent infections of HIV, the virus responsible for the disease AIDS.
Candidate Likely to Become First Muslim Female in US Congress
Rashida Tlaib is one step closer to becoming the first Muslim female member of the United States Congress.
Report: Russia Set Up Secret Oil Shipments to North Korea
A South Korean research group says Russia exported more oil to North Korea than previously reported.
Largest Wildfire in California History Still Growing
In this Sunday, Aug. 5, 2018, file photo, a helicopter drops water on a burning hillside during the Ranch Fire in Clearlake Oaks, Calif.
US Restarts Restrictions on Iran
The United States is taking action to pressure Iran over its nuclear program and activities across the Middle East.
US Admiral: China, Russia Increase Navy Activity Near US Coast
Chinese navy ships and Russian submarines are now traveling in North Atlantic waters at a pace not seen since the end of the Cold War.
Study: Bad Marriage, Bad Health
Study: Bad Marriage, Bad Health
Students Recreate Hiroshima Before, After Atomic Bomb
Namio Matsura, a member of the computation skill research club at Fukuyama Technical High School, watches Hiroshima city before atomic bomb fell in virtual reality experience at the high school in Hiroshima, western Japan.